Cultivation method: Banana is a perennial herb with huge volume, which is suitable for garden cultivation. If you want to make it shorter, you can move it to a potted plant in the living room. In June, the newly grown seedlings are separated from the edge of the mother plant, and the single seedlings are selected, preferably with shallow roots, and plant ash is evenly applied at the incision to prevent rot. The choice of soil for bananas is not strict, but it needs good drainage, and 20% sand, 60% soil and 20% sawdust can be mixed. It is advisable to use a large basin or vat with a diameter of 60cm×80cm and a depth of not less than 70 cm.
Watering: After planting, water less and spray topsoil. When new leaves grow, the amount of water spray and light can be gradually increased. Care should be taken to keep it moist during curing, and it can grow well in high temperature and high humidity environment. At the same time, it is necessary to extend the illumination time appropriately to prevent the branches and leaves from growing white.
Fertilization: within 3~4 years after planting, apply fertilizer to cover the soil 1 time every year to promote reproduction and growth. Fertilization and soil covering should be carried out in spring when the earth warms up and the heart leaves begin to grow. Fine pig, cow, sheep manure or soil miscellaneous fertilizer are evenly spread on the stems, and then covered with fertile soil. More manure should be applied to barren plots, and less manure can be applied to fertile plots.
Pruning: cut off the yellow leaves at any time during the growing period to avoid wasting nutrition and affecting the appearance. In the same place, it has been planted for too long, and the meristem ability is weak, so it is necessary to change places. Usually you don't need to manage it carefully.